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Praise for May Our Chambers Be Full:
“Rundle is no stranger to heavy music, but she provides a gloomy and dreamy counterpoint here, singing gentler sections before Thou pull everything into darker territory. It also just sounds huge.” STEREOGUM
"Rundle really teases out the melodic gloom thats always underpinned Thou while Thou sets her up as this cathedral shaking front person" Lars Gotrich for NPR
“a concise, cathartic, heavy album with an emotionally affecting core” TREBLE (#1 METAL ALBUM OF THE YEAR)
“one of the year’s best records” DUSTED
“The juxtaposition of Rundle’s long distance melodies and Bryan Funck of Thou dredging up his guts to scream into the sky shows two sides working together to create something surprising and new.” THE FADER
"rich and expansive... Emma and Thou's respective approaches to music latch together like puzzle pieces on this album. Emma's metal adjacency makes Thou a perfect band to add a little more weight to her music, and Thou's flirtations with melody and atmosphere allow Emma to immediately assimilate into their world...some of the most exciting guitar-based music released this year." BROOKLYN VEGAN
“Ancestral Recall already hints towards an album of the year contender: the way Rundle’s delay-heavy wails float atop Andy Gibbs and Matthew Thudium’s guttural grind is utterly spell-binding.” GUITAR WORLD
“Thou’s crushing sludge metal intertwines with Rundle’s own stylistic guitar playing and singing, and they trade off on vocals on the lead single 'Ancestral Recall'. The results are something new and adventurous for both parties.” CONSEQUENCE OF SOUND
“haunting, monolithic” REVOLVER
“behemoth...one of the best songs I've heard this year” METAL INJECTION
“There’s plenty to latch onto, whether it’s the neck-rending riffs, the snarling/soaring vocals or just wanting to vibe out and let the darkness envelope you; it’s a display of artistry, the antithesis of bands who just want to game the Spotify system with two-minute bangers. Painstakingly created in 12-hour practice sessions across months and cities, seven musicians working toward one goal has been well and truly achieved.” KERRANG!
“monstrously heavy and beautifully delicate. It is abrasive yet also melodic. It is riff-laden but the music exists in support of the absolutely faultless songs. It often feels both bleak and euphoric.” GHOST CULT MAG
“emotional and enchanting” MXDWN
“A stunning expression of force, fragility and fortitude” HEAVIEST OF ART
“The result is unanticipated and stunning...This collaboration sees its principle figures not only bringing their talents to the table, but stepping outside expectation for a surprising push into sonic shape-shifting and a greater melodic good.” METAL HAMMER
“The whole LP would be a great release for either artist, but it's the brilliant convergence of sensibilities that sets it apart in the landscape of alternative metal...an excellent entry point for any would-be Thou fans, and a potential game-changer for Rundle ones.” LOUD AND QUIET
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